Daniel Serritella
Told the Kefauver Committee in October 1950 that he had known Jack Guzik "ever since I got into politics" and owed him $15,000 to $20,000 lent to start a racing scratch sheet; he denied knowing of Murray Humphreys's part in the Continental Press dispute.
- Aliases
- Daniel Anthony Serritella
- Rights
- Biography on this page is limited to what the cited federal records state.
On the record
- 18 October 1950 — He testified (Part 5, pp. 665-666) that he worked in the circulation department of the Daily Sports News, a racing scratch sheet, that he had been "president of the newsboys union away back," and that he had known James Ragen for over thirty years.
- 18 October 1950 — He testified (Part 5, pp. 668-669) that he had known Jack Guzik "ever since I got into politics" and owed Guzik "between 15 and 20 thousand dollars," lent to start the scratch sheet.
- 19 October 1950 — Counsel put to him (Part 5, pp. 768-769) that Ragen had said Murray Humphreys threatened him; Serritella said Hymie Levin dealt with Ragen and that he did not know of Humphreys's part. He said Guzik told him the only advice for Levin and Ragen was to "get together and straighten it out."
This page records a witness. The allegations put to him are counsel’s and are marked as such. His full name is as he gave it to the committee. No opened record gives his birth or death date.